2006 Mets Win Mets Madness, Jose Valentin MVP

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The 2006 New York Met's have claimed victory in the Met's madness simulated tournament,

beating the 2013 Met's four games too.

Two in the Championship Series.

This fantasy bracket pitted different eras of Met's teams against each other,

with the Star Pack 2006 squad finally getting there.

Simulated title after a back-and-forth battle at Shay Stadium in City Field.

Earlier this week, the series kicked off with strong pitching tools that quickly turned into sluckfests,

highlighted by home runs from Carlos Beltran and Matt Harvey and Game 1.

Tom Blivine dominated Game 2 with a complete game,

while Game 3 saw the 2013 team rally for an 8-5 win behind.

Unlikely heroes like Lucas Duda and Ike Davis.

Fans are buzzing about the nostalgia factor, as the tournament revived memories of clutch plays

from players like Andy Chavez, who spectacular our fans, who whys, catches and throws preserved key leads.

It celebrated under the radar Met's, who never got real championships,

turning simulations into a fun dive into team history and what ifs.

Standout performances included Glavine's two wins and Beltran's timely homers,

but Utility Man Jose Valentine stole the show with 11 tournament.

Homers, 9 RBIs in the finals, and the most valuable player award for his chaotic power.

In the end, David Wright's go-ahead hitting Game 6 sealed the 2-1 clincher,

reminding everyone that Met's magic win or lose lives in these.

Moments, setting the stage for excitement around the real, 2026 season.